Why does the afternoon at work drag on so much?
My work is inherently very relaxed and enjoyable, but there's always that one point in the day when a minute starts to feel like an hour. This usually happens in the afternoon. I notice it often: the day up until around lunchtime passes fairly quickly, but immediately after lunch, it drags on like a stick of chewing gum. A minute starts to feel like an eternity, and time just doesn't seem to pass. Does anyone know why this is? Have you noticed this too?
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Know the problem. You could reduce this a bit if you go for lunch, for example, a little later, so instead of at 12:00 noon only at 12:45. This makes working time shorter after lunch.
Hello,
I think it might be because in the midday/afternoon area there is a physical performance depth in which you feel tired and sometimes unconcentrated. Then come a minute like hours. Or if you've got night service, you'll have time for 3-6 in the morning.
If I'm looking for the same thing, just work, then it goes faster
How different this can be, I feel better in the afternoon.
you haven't been doing late afternoon